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Schools Foundation, District give thanks for Phone-A-Thon support

Mercer Island Schools Foundation announced it is more than two-thirds of the way toward the fall fundraising goal…

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Police Blotter | Man reports missing shooting bag

Police respond to calls for vehicle prowling, fraud, theft and property - lost and found.

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City news briefs | TBD meets, Council increases utility rates

The City Council approved a $20 car tab fee and an 8 percent utility rate increase to fund…

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Open House on new commuter parking options

Presentation on parking concepts and bus and light rail integration will begin at 5 p.m. on Wednesday at…

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Local builder sponsors holiday ‘Toys for Tots’ drive

Mercer Island’s JayMarc Homes has set up its model homes as Toys for Tots Donation Centers.

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School District launches Learning Services Advisory Committee

Committee will disseminate information about learning service initiatives, gather and provide input on programs currently in place.

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City news briefs | City’s Solarize campaign hits installation goal

Three seats open on Arts Council; First meeting of Transportation Benefit District is Nov. 17; Grant for Island…

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Little Dribblers Kicks off its 48th Season

Mercer Island Boys Basketball Booster Club has opened registration for its Little Dribblers program, which begins on Dec.…

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Veterans Day concert at Mercer Island VFW

Celebrate Veterans Day with live music and camaraderie with Veterans.

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City Recreation Superintendent wins award

Diane Mortenson received the Most Dedicated City Staff Award from the National League of Cities.

The “Sleepless in Seattle” project is raising money to help King County’s homeless population.

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A warm place to sleep

“Sleepless in Seattle” project provides sleeping bags to homeless in King County.

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Police Blotter | $15,000 worth of jewelry stolen from home

Police respond to calls for prowling, theft, domestic dispute

The group of Island women who helped campaign  for the passage of I-594 got together Wednesday morning after I-594 passed and put up a tribute to the Sandy Hook victims along a trail in the southeast quadrant of Pioneer Park. The green-and-yellow-colored tags include the names of each person killed in that tragedy. There are also signs at either end that say

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General Election wrap up

Incumbents and Islanders Judy Clibborn and Tana Senn are returning to Olympia.